Neuro

Front 1

4+

Back 1

Hyperactive

Front 2

3+

Back 2

Brisk above normal

Front 3

2+

Back 3

Normal

Front 4

1+

Back 4

Diminished

Front 5

0

Back 5

No response

Front 6

Fanning of the toes

Back 6

Babinski response

Front 7

Cranial nerve XI

Back 7

Accessory nerve

Front 8

Cranial nerve X

Back 8

Vagus nerve

Front 9

Cranial nerve IX

Back 9

Glossopharyngeal nerve

Front 10

Cranial nerve V

Back 10

Trigeminal cranial nerve

Front 11

Cranial nerve VI

Back 11

Abducens cranial nerve

Front 12

Cranial nerve III

Back 12

Oculomotor cranial nerve

Front 13

Cranial nerve IV

Back 13

Trochlear cranial nerve

Front 14

Cranial nerve II

Back 14

Optic nerve

Front 15

Cranial nerve I

Back 15

Olfactory nerve

Front 16

Rythymically alternating flexion and extension

Back 16

Clonus

Front 17

Cranial nerve XII

Back 17

Hypoglossal nerve

Front 18

Ability to identify an object w/o seeing it

Back 18

Stereognosis

Front 19

Ability to perceive writing on skin

Back 19

Graphesthesia

Front 20

Neck flexion causes legs and thighs to flex. Meningitis test

Back 20

Brudzinskis sign

Front 21

Cerebral cortex damage which occurs in alzheimers causes

Back 21

Loss of long term memory

Front 22

Absence of sense of smell due to cranial nerve dysfunction

Back 22

Anosmia

Front 23

Items that may produce change in LOC

Back 23

Neurological disease, cortical or brain stem diseases, stroke, seizure and hypoglycemia

Front 24

TICS

Back 24

Telephone interview for cognitive status

Front 25

CAM

Back 25

Confusion assessment method tests for dilirium

Front 26

Detects early dementia

Back 26

Addenbrookes cognitive exam

Front 27

MMSE

Back 27

Mini mental state exam/cognitive status via interview

Front 28

Cranial nerve VIII tests?

Back 28

Ability to follow directions and initiate voluntary nerves

Front 29

Testing cranial nerve VII

Back 29

Asking pt to smile

Front 30

Inflammatory process of the optic nerve behind eyeball/MS most common cause

Back 30

Retrobulbar neuritis

Front 31

Swelling of optic nerve as it enters retina. Indicative of brain tumors or intracranial hemorrhage

Back 31

Papilledema

Front 32

Change in color of optic disc and decreased acuity

Back 32

Optic atrophy

Front 33

Eyes are closed, touch face with cotton.

Back 33

Trigeminal test

Front 34

Pt smiles, show teeth, close both eyes, puff cheeks, frown, raise eye brows

Back 34

Facial nerve test

Front 35

Weber test, tuning fork, rinne test, rombergs test

Back 35

Vestibule cochlear nerve test

Front 36

Depress tongue and say ah

Back 36

Cranial nerve IX test

Front 37

Inability to swallow caused by cranial nerve disease

Back 37

Dysphagia

Front 38

Shrug shoulders, inspect for symmetry of action

Back 38

Accessory nerve XI test

Front 39

Movement of tongue

Back 39

Hypoglossal test cranial nerve XII

Front 40

Finger to nose test

Back 40

Assesses coordination and equilibrium

Front 41

Drug, alcohol, motor neuron weakness and muscle weakness cause?

Back 41

Change in gait

Front 42

Inability to perform rapid alternating action?

Back 42

Upper motor neuron weakness

Front 43

Absence of pain

Back 43

Analgesia

Front 44

A decreased but not absent sensation

Back 44

Hypoesthesia

Front 45

Increased sensation

Back 45

Hyperesthesia

Front 46

Inability to perceive sense of touch

Back 46

Anesthesia

Front 47

How do you indicate disease of the posterior spinal tract?

Back 47

Pt unable to perform heel to shin test.

Front 48

Decreased pain sensation

Back 48

Hypalgesia

Front 49

Inability to perceive vibration

Back 49

Neuropathy

Front 50

Inability to identify familiar object is?

Back 50

Cortical disease

Front 51

Identify an area of body that's been touched

Back 51

Topognosis

Front 52

Sense of joint movement

Back 52

Kinesthesia

Front 53

Unilateral or bilateral anosmia

Back 53

Olfactory nerve I dysfunction

Front 54

Optic atrophy, papilledema. Amblyopia, field defects

Back 54

Optic nerve II dysfunction

Front 55

Degeneration of the basal nuclei of the brain

Back 55

Parkinson disease

Front 56

Inherited, jerking functions

Back 56

Huntington disease

Front 57

Virus or bacteria that infect meninges of the brain and spinal cord

Back 57

Meningitis

Front 58

Difficulty speaking, swallowing, inability to protrude tongue

Back 58

Hypoglossal XII dysfunction

Front 59

Difficulty shrugging shoulders, inability to turn head left to right

Back 59

Accessory XI dysfunction

Front 60

Loss of voice, difficulty swallowing

Back 60

Vagus X dysfunction

Front 61

Tinnitus, vertigo, deafness

Back 61

Vestibulocchlear VIII dysfunction

Front 62

Bells palsy, decreased ability to distinguish taste

Back 62

Facial dysfunction VIII

Front 63

Diplopia, strabismus

Back 63

Adducens VI dysfunction

Front 64

Tic, loss of facial sensations, inability to chew, loss of corneal telex decreased blinking

Back 64

Trigeminal V dysfunction

Front 65

Convergent strabismus, diplopia

Back 65

Trochlear IV dysfunction

Front 66

Diplopia, ptosis, dilated pupil inability to focus on close objects

Back 66

Oculomotor III defects

Front 67

Loss of gag reflex, loss of taste, difficulty swallowing

Back 67

Glossopharyngeal IX dysfunction